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This came from Pettus County, MO, Creek bed find. My thought was Dalton but not 100%
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It’s got a Beaver Lake/ Unfluted Cumberland look to it, though I’m no expert.
super nice find.👍👍👍Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down. -
Maybe a quad point?TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-PostComment
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Ooh, that’s niceSouth DakotaComment
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I agree with Hoss. Maybe a Quad or Beaver Lake as suggested by Jethro. Either one is much, much rarer than a Dalton. Any Trans. Paleo point is a big, big score. Congratulations!Comment
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Super find, congratsComment
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At first look I thought quad but it’s really similar to a beaver lake type also. Very cool OLD point either way that’s for sure!SE ARKANSASComment
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Beaver lake was my first thought also. My uncle found a huge beaver lake in Cooper county several years ago.Comment
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Whatever the type, it’s old and beautiful !Lubbock County TxComment
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NiceSW ConnecticutComment
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What an awesome find!! Congrats man that’s a killer find! Not far from where I’m located either! Tho I haven’t found a point like that in my 2 years of lookin!Johnson county MissouriComment
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Agreed....beaver or quad to me.....nice find.....love the creek bed finds.Benny / Western Highland Rim / TennesseeComment
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Killer find!Comment
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Wow! Nice find.Fayette County, southern IllinoisComment
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Classic Beaver Lake and a nice one toNW Georgia,Comment
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Was this a recent find or an Older one? Some guys in my area have them in their collections but they were old finds. I haven’t been as luckyLast edited by SurfaceHunter; 07-12-2019, 08:20 AM.
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